Thank god people finally got what I was saying. And no bpazjr13, you don't have to be a genius to figure out this particular problem, which is good because you got it wrong so there's still hope for ya. Unless you're smarter than Albert Einstein, your dice throwing analogy is 100% wrong. When a dice is tossed, the chance of it hitting any one particular number is 1 in 6. On the second, third, fourth, all the way through 3,000,000th toss, the chance of it hitting the same number doesn't change. Same with cards.
BTW, I would have left that first sentence out of my post if you hadn't made the inference that other posters were less than intelligent for disagreeing, especially since they were correct.
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